Unlocking the Future of Connectivity with eSIM

Jared Deith is the Chief Revenue Officer at KORE, where he leads product development, design, and services for KORE Indirect Channel and regulatory compliant IoT managed services to help deploy, manage, and scale eCommerce solutions. Prior to KORE, Jared was the co-founder and CEO of Business Mobility Partners and SIMON IoT, an industry leading mobility solutions provider and primary agent with a focus on life sciences and carrier programs. Overall, Jared has more than a decade of expert experience in wireless communications, Channel sales, and IoT.

Gregory Gundelfinger is the founder and CEO of Telna, the world's largest provider of cloud-native, programmable eSIM connectivity. A skilled lawyer and serial entrepreneur, he recognized eSIM's potential early on, driving its evolution into a fully virtualized, dynamic platform that digitizes mobile networks and enables seamless, multi-network coverage worldwide. Under Gregory's leadership, Telna serves both travel and IoT markets as a B2B provider—offering managed services to MVOs, MNOs, and CSPs—and has transformed roaming into a flexible, borderless platform. Gregory's product-focused, technology-obsessed approach continues to redefine global connectivity.

Peter Adderton is the Founder and CEO of MobileX, the world’s most flexible mobile carrier delivering the ultimate in choice and cost control. Adderton’s visionary approach is rooted in his deep understanding of consumer needs and market dynamics. With MobileX, he introduced the industry's first individually customized wireless plan powered by AI, a move soon followed by the industry’s biggest player.

Adderton has been fighting to make wireless service affordable and accessible for over two decades. He founded Boost Mobile in 2000 in Australia, which expanded to New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. Boost became one of the fastest-growing wireless brands with annual revenues exceeding $500 million and over five million subscribers. Boost Mobile USA, purchased by Nextel in 2004 and later acquired by Sprint, is now a top mobile brand with over $2 billion in annual revenues. Adderton remains a director and is the largest shareholder of Boost Mobile Australia, where he maintains a hands-on leadership role, ensuring Boost Mobile continues to be a leading youth wireless brand.

In 2011, Adderton co-founded Mandalay Digital (Digital Turbine), growing the business from scratch and ultimately taking it public as a NASDAQ-listed company. Digital Turbine’s technology platform has been adopted by over 30 mobile operators and OEMs worldwide. He also founded Amp’d Mobile, pioneering the concept of a wireless carrier as a mobile entertainment company, earning the “Entertainment Marketer of the Year” award in 2006 by Ad Age.

Peter Adderton’s legacy of innovation and consumer advocacy continues with MobileX, delivering next-generation wireless services to its customers.